USA v. Kember And Budlong et al.

CONFIDENTIAL

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OPERATION CAT

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nnmc, or some such and to get the name takfi a cnt with a pedirree

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data whicli is put C into‘it co ~!' utor and tile dossier is only is

ere develop Wi,“’ Thl * <*•“ to any «iic? leST liL «

PROJECT:

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ridiculing exposure. •’ ,,tei public retrieval and

PRIMARY TARGETS:

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terminals to net or action: prj. us w '\

Form of the 0rg Iv'eii pimmi. * created in the agencies

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i;;r eStl,lfi facts f ™ *J1 e p 1 anted 1 do5s?crs?^ fiTlTilil wi,

cro's in r if 10 " ""“riiing Jeports"i™ CbLal,u - si,eJ . data is

oh/- 11 "! 1 ' 5 hc files are increased then ^ {°. cai, * c Rover/mcnu, 1

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V1TA1, TARGETS:

1. The dossiers well prepared.

2. The dossiers planted in ,|, c computer systems.

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CONDITIONAL TARGETS

1. Find, out from 111 thick . B a»ci«s can be pl„„ t0ll .

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pi an ted‘dossiers ffii ^.f^ffliiT 1,1

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Linise with 111 and Lcf.nl to see what reciprocal could be
returned to us for falsifying records or similar activity.

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Find out from Legal what is the best way of retrieving
the planted data. PPL US

OPERATING TARGETS:

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From Conditional Tgt 1, list up the agencies which can
be planted. , l’KL US, HI US

From Conditional lgt 4, obtain the correct format for the
dossier•reports to the various agencies you plan to plant data.

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IVrite alarming reports on SUBJECT CAT in the proper format.

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From Conditional Tgt S, send an application for a Social
Security Card. PRL US,HI US

From Conditional Tgt 2, arrange to get the reports fed
into governmental computors and files. HI US

Notify PRL US who notifies PRL WW when the reports have
been filed and with what agencies. HI US

Send several complaint letters on the SUBJECT to the various
agencies which contaih dossiers. These can come from different
states. In these complaints tie SUBJECT CAT into terrorism, inter
national travel, tax evasion, theft, drugs, violence, etc., etc.

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Allow the dossiers to sleep for several months. PRI. US

From Conditional Tgt 7, make Privacy (or whatever is
best) requests for the files on SUBJECT CAT. Note: a refusal to
divulge information on SUBJECT only improves the fame; therefore
continue it. ' pp L US

If the dossiers are retrieved, arrange a large press conference
in J),C. to expose the absurd computor dossier complex, if the
dossiers cannot be retrieved, do Target 11. PRL Us

At the point where the government thoroughly refuses to make
their national security or investigation files available, and
nothing further can be gained, a lawyer can file a request which
claims false and mistaken information, etc., to force the issue
into the open. Legal us '

Make packs of documentation, photographs and a rundown of the
story which ridicules, available for the media. Have the SUBJLCT
there. PRL US

13. Send the story out nationally. PRI, us

14. Uo up a brief report on the absurdity of the computerized
dossier, pointing out the huge world-wide spread which the
SUBJECT could now have a dossier, and include documentation,

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15. Send the report to members n f r

groups. be s of Congress and our ally

16. Write up the results of the caper ami . • P,<L US

form to DG pp US. caper ami send in report

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PRODUCTION TARGliTS:

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Dossiers plented in “fniir it c .

to 1)1). P ln four U * s ' agencies by November IS (subject

Press conference held by Feb. is, 1970

Pour national media articles and SO lo^al articles by Feb. 2o , 1976

Druce Ford, PPL hi-,'
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David Gaiman, DG PP U'lV

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